Keep pace with emerging technologies, SRU Chancellor urges students
Varada Reddy urged students to keep pace with emerging technologies and continuously upgrade their skills to meet evolving professional demands. He was addressing an orientation programme for its new batch of first-year engineering students and their parents at the campus here on Monday.Vice-Chancellor Deepak Garg encouraged students to embrace collaboration, peer learning and active classroom participation. Archana Reddy highlighted the university’s support for careers, higher education and entrepreneurship, noting that the 2026 graduating batch secured more than 1,500 internships and 1,530 placement offers, including a highest package of ₹44 lakh per annum from Amazon.
- ▪Varada Reddy urged students to keep pace with emerging technologies and continuously upgrade their skills to meet evolving professional demands.
- ▪He was addressing an orientation programme for its new batch of first-year engineering students and their parents at the campus here on Monday.Vice-Chancellor Deepak Garg encouraged students to embrace collaboration, peer learning and activ
- ▪Archana Reddy highlighted the university’s support for careers, higher education and entrepreneurship, noting that the 2026 graduating batch secured more than 1,500 internships and 1,530 placement offers, including a highest package of ₹44
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SR University Chancellor A. Varada Reddy urged students to keep pace with emerging technologies and continuously upgrade their skills to meet evolving professional demands. He was addressing an orientation programme for its new batch of first-year engineering students and their parents at the campus here on Monday.Vice-Chancellor Deepak Garg encouraged students to embrace collaboration, peer learning and active classroom participation. Dean-Operations and Growth R. Archana Reddy highlighted the university’s support for careers, higher education and entrepreneurship, noting that the 2026 graduating batch secured more than 1,500 internships and 1,530 placement offers, including a highest package of ₹44 lakh per annum from Amazon.
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